More than 800 senior government officials from the US, UK and EU countries have signed a joint statement against their governments' policies in the war between Israel and Gaza. "The policies pursued by our governments risk serious violations of international law, war crimes and even ethnic cleansing or genocide," the statement said.

It was reported that more than 100 people were killed and hundreds of people were injured in the air, ground and sea attacks on the Rafah city of Gaza on the border with Egypt.

Early in the morning, Israeli forces struck a crowd of Palestinians waiting for humanitarian aid near the Nablusi intersection on Reshid Street, south of Gaza City. As a result of the attack, the number of people killed reached 104, and 760 people were injured. Also, 7 more children died of hunger in the sector, and their number reached 13.

Israel's massacre of civilians waiting for humanitarian aid in Gaza is causing tension around the world. The UN called this incident "horror", the US called it a "serious incident", while Israel accused the people who were detained for humanitarian aid of quarreling with each other and robbing a truck - relations.

620 Chilean lawyers filed a lawsuit against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other Israeli officials at the International Criminal Court for crimes committed in the Palestinian territories. The lawsuit alleges genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.

The New York Times has instructed its journalists covering Israel's war in Gaza to refrain from using the terms "genocide" and "ethnic cleansing" and not to use the term "occupied territory" in reference to Palestine. It was also ordered to reduce the use of the word "Palestine" and to avoid the terms "refugee camp".

Children in Gaza are bearing the brunt of Israeli attacks, with one dying or injured every 10 minutes, UNICEF said.

UNRWA reported on the torture of Palestinians by the Israeli military. Arbitrarily arrested Gazans are stripped naked, humiliated, and subjected to various tortures. Detainees are also prohibited from defecating.

Turkey has decided to join South Africa's lawsuit accusing Israel of genocide at the International Court of Justice. "We are faced with a choice. Either we will protect the law and humanity, or we will all pay the price of Israeli tyranny," Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said.

The UN General Assembly passed a resolution in 1995 recognizing the events in Srebrenica as genocide and designating July 11 as the Day of Remembrance for the Victims of the Bosnian Muslim Genocide. More than 8,000 Bosnians were killed in the genocide, which began after Bosnian Serb forces attacked Srebrenica, a UN-designated "safe area". Their bodies were found in 570 different areas of the country and the search continues to this day.